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[color=f7976a]"...Come with me, let them deal with the test, you will meet those who pass it. And you need to filled in on some news about your missions that you will eventually go on." [/color]The two turned and walked off, Liz was excited to see her friends again.
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[i][b]Later that day...[/b][/i]

Liz was seated in a room with about fifty other people, all trainers from the Pokemon universe. Most of them were already familiar with the speaker at the front of the room: [url=https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Professor_Juniper]Professor Aurea Juniper[/url]. Her speach had been delivered in perfect English, with only a hint of her Poke accent remaining... 

Apparently, all that has been found is that an estimated ten thousand people from the Pokemon world have been transported to this world: Planet Earth. So far, 101 different families of Pokemon have been discovered, but more Pokemon are appearing every day. There are many theories as to how this could happen, but nothing has been proven. What we do know is that many of the Pokemon that have been transported here are confused and scared, or simply aren't mixing well with the native population (both humans and animals). As such, it has been decided that the best plan of action will be to go out and catch as many Pokemon as possible with  new Pokeballs that are being developed. They should be ready by the end of what the people of this planet call April. Also, to increase our numbers, around twenty thousand volunteers from this world, will be enlisted to help. 

She ended her speach by assuring everyone that this was their choice. They weren't being forced to do anything, but their help would be extremely valuable in saving both worlds and figuring out what's happening. [b]"And that is pretty much it. Are there any questions?"[/b] She asked.

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...She filled everything out quickly and went into the auditorium like room and sat near the middle of the room. She waited for the show to start, wishing she was allowed to smoke in here.
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[i][b]Later that day...[/b][/i]

Circe's debreifing started out practically identical to Liz's, as they went over roughly the same information. Only, the speaker at the front of the room was clearly from Earth, a captivating speaker for sure, but many in the room were dissapointed that he wasn't a Professor from the Pokemon World. 

But his speach didn't stop there. [b]"Now, for today's details. As soon as I finish speaking, you will all recieve a written test. Every question is essay format, so there will be no guessing. You either know the answer, or you don't. The test will cover three main subjects: "Geography and Ecology", "Survival Techniques", as well as "Animals and Pokemon". Basically, we want to make sure you know about the world you will be traveling, about how you would conduct yourself under stress, and how to tell native wildlife from Pokemon. You will have three hours. After that, we will move on to the practical exams."[/b]

The man didn't leave much time for questions. The moment he finished, assistants began passing out the test, or more accurately, the laptops. Once everyone had a laptop, they were all remotely activated. Progress was displayed at the top... "0 out of 100 completed".